Sentence examples for be due to such from inspiring English sources

The seemingly improved compressive ductility is believed to be due to such geometry constraints.

The names "tension wood" and "compression wood" are misleading, since they were assigned when the phenomena were thought to be due to such forces in the wood.

It may be that Crummell thought moral criticism of this sort was appropriate, but doubted that cognitive deficit could be due to such an oppressive history.

This may be due to such things as incorrect calibration of equipment, consistently improper use of equipment or failure to properly account for some effect [10].

Large tsunami inundation (>5 km) in the Sendai plain may be due to such a nearshore, deeper slip on the plate interface.

In Figure 4c, the as-grown CdS nanoneedles have no catalyst balls on the tops, which may be due to such plasma bombardment.

The Dowlers speculated to the police that their 'false hope moment' was due to such manual deletion.

Thus, unlike in previous studies, we can exclude the possibility that the subjects' responses in our experiments are due to such two- or multiple-photon events.

This demand is due to such key advantages as a high strength to mass ratio and high corrosion resistance.

If all the correlation of top income shares and top tax rates seen in the above data were due to such supply-side effects, the revenue-maximising top tax rate would be 57%.

By Richard Brody The rapid rise of film noir in the postwar years was due to such factors as the influence of German Expressionism, the liberating innovations of Orson Welles, the new importance of independent producers, and the probing of wartime traumas.